Russia extends fuel export bans to ensure domestic market stability
Russia has updated the duration of export restrictions on diesel, marine fuel, and gas oil with the goal of maintaining stability in the domestic fuel market.
The Russian government has extended the ban on the export of diesel, marine fuel, and gas oil until September 30 in order to maintain stability in the domestic fuel market.
Scope and Duration of the Export Ban
In a written statement issued by the Russian government, it was announced that the export ban on certain fuel types has been extended to maintain stability in the domestic fuel market. The statement included the information that the ban on diesel, marine fuel, and gas oil has been extended until September 30.
Gasoline and Jet Fuel Restrictions
It was noted that the ban on gasoline exports will remain in effect until January 31, 2027. Official records indicated that the restriction on jet fuel exports will last until November 30.
Refinery Attacks and Measures Taken
Due to Ukraine's unmanned aerial vehicle attacks on oil refineries in Russia, numerous facilities in the country have been taken in for maintenance. Following these attacks, certain restrictions on fuel sales began to be implemented in some regions of the country.